WorksheetsConflict in Asia 6
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Why did the US get involved in Korea?
To oppose a Communist invasion of South Korea
To invade North Korea
To invade China
To crush a democratic rebellion
What was the name of the trail which carried supplies from North to South Vietnam?
Red River Trail
The Vietminh Path
The Bouncing Betty
Ho Chi Min Trail
Why did the the Vietcong use Guerrilla tactics?
They were inspired by the Spanish
They would lose a stand up fight
The Chinese ordered them to
It was best suited for jungle warfare
US Arms spending rose to how much after the Korean War?
$12 to $16
$12 million to $16 million
$12 billion to $16 billion
$12 Trillion to $16 Trillion
What percentage of the French War in Vietnam did the Americans pay for in 1954?
20%
40%
60%
80%
Why did the Americans fly into villages on a Search and Destroy mission?
They lacked trucks
To avoid ambushes
Because they were too lazy to walk
Because the helicopters were new and they wanted to try them out
Why did the Americans use Agent Orange?
To show who was a VC and who wasn't
To destroy towns
To illuminate the sky
To find destroy the cover where the VC hid
How did President Johnson use the Gulf of Tonkin incident?
An excuse to send troops into Vietnam
An excuse to build up the navy
An excuse to pull out of Vietnam
An excuse to reinforce South Korea
Name on Vietcong booby trap.
Bouncing Betty
Mingling Mildred
Crafty Colin
Harmful Harry
How much damage did Operation Linebacker do for every $7 spent?
$2
$3
$7
$10
Who commanded the American troops at My Lai?
Captain McIntosh
Lieutenant Calley
Major Major
General Ridgeway
How many Vietnamese were killed at My Lai?
300
500
700
900
Why did William I kill 100,000 people during the Harrying of the North?
It was a mistake in orders
To make it impossible for the Scottish to invade
To inspire the Vikings to invade
To terrify the English into submission
How did chloroform help surgeons?
To allow longer operations
To stop infection
To mark out the people to be operated on
To help with blood transfusions
How did the Nazis get their message inside every house?
Radio
TV
The Block Nazi visited everyday
Everyone was sent a poster
When were X-ray machines invented?
1595
1795
1895
1995
Name one thing the 1875 Public Health Act provided.
Sewers
Free School Meals
National Insurance
NHS
How many Germans were officially unemployed in 1938?
6 million
3 million
0.3 million
None
Name one mistake Galen made in anatomy.
The Jaw Bone had two bones
The Brain controlled the body
Blood went through veins and arteries
The Kidneys were at the same level
What was the first concentration camp?
Auschwitz
Dachau
Sachsenhausen
Belsen
Why did Lanfranc hold synods?
To provide parties for the clergy
To support his reforms
To find out where his Bishops were
To approve the making of new saints
Why were the Army worried about the SA?
They thought the SA were better soldiers
They thought the SA were a threat to the SS
They thought the SA wanted to take over the Army
They thought the SA were not Nazi enough
When was Germ Theory discovered?
1861
1866
1888
1895
Who commanded the SS?
Adolf Eichmann
Heinrich Himmler
Rudolf Hess
Martin Bormann
What was the percentage of slaves in England in 1087?
None
10%
33%
50%
